Sentence examples for large scale behaviour from inspiring English sources

Deterministic mean field equations have been used widely and for a long time to model and analyse large scale behaviour of the brain.

Finally, as with any large scale behaviour change study, recruitment may be challenging.

He "looks like dandy from the belle epoque", Bellos reports, but his work is anything but frivolous – he specialises in solving special (differential) equations that describe how the behaviour of the microscopic particles in a fluid determines its large-scale behaviour.

Because the magnetosphere occupies such a huge volume of space around the Earth, it is very difficult to observe its large-scale behaviour with in situ spacecraft.

The SYM-H index provides an excellent measure of the large-scale behaviour of the ring current and magnetic storm dynamics (see Iyemori, 1990).

For the clarity of the presentation, in Fig. 4, which presents the large-scale behaviour of the angular correlation function in the linear scale, we do not include error bars.

Quantification of these experiments and classification of different behaviours turned out to be a very time consuming and tedious task; thus, it was the major bottle neck of large-scale behaviour screens for a long time.

We use our results to obtain the large-scale behaviour of the local entropy and the spatially bipartite entanglement entropy (EE) of thermal equilibrium states of non-interacting fermions in position space Rd (d≥1) at positive temperature, T>0.

For d="1 we obtain for the thermal EE an asymptotic formula which is consistent with the large-scale behaviour of the ground-state EE (at T= 0), previously established by the authors for d≥1.

1 Large-scale behaviour change interventions aimed at promoting safer sexual practices have proven less effective and more unreliable at stemming the tide of the epidemic than hoped. 2 3 It has been far more difficult than was first anticipated to persuade high-risk populations to adopt safer sexual behaviours and practices that serve their longer term interests.

The wind cost analyses must therefore be interpreted in the context of relatively large-scale behaviours (of the order of days, or hundreds of kilometres).